National Tree Day - Porters Creek
Outdoors, Environment & Wildlife
Other
Celebrate nature and community with tree planting, workshops, and family fun at Porters Creek.
Details
Sunday 26 July 2026
9:00am - 1:00pm
100 Alison Road Wyong NSW 2259
$
Free
Celebrate nature and community with tree planting, workshops, and family fun at Porters Creek.
Sunday 26 July 2026
9:00am - 1:00pm
100 Alison Road Wyong NSW 2259
Free
Immerse your family in the joy of connecting with nature and your local community at National Tree Day 2026. This event offers a wonderful opportunity for children and parents alike to get hands-on with tree planting and enjoy a lively atmosphere filled with live music and engaging educational workshops.
Kids will love the special activities designed just for them, including face painting and craft sessions that spark creativity and fun. You can also enjoy delicious food and coffee while learning about local wildlife and environmental conservation.
Join us for a meaningful day that combines outdoor activity with community spirit, perfect for families looking to make a positive impact and create lasting memories.
The day begins at 9am with a special Acknowledgement of Country, honoring the traditional custodians of the land. Following this, participants will engage in tree planting using native plants nurtured by local environmental volunteers.
Throughout the event, there will be wildlife presentations and interactive workshops that educate all ages about preserving our natural environment. The event runs until 1pm, providing plenty of time to explore and participate.
This is a free event, welcoming everyone to join in the celebration and contribute to the health of our local ecosystem.
The event takes place at 100 Alison Road, Wyong NSW 2259, a family-friendly outdoor venue easily accessible by car or public transport. Parking is available nearby, and the site is suitable for children to safely explore and participate in activities.
Directions and further location details can be found on the Central Coast Council website or by contacting the event organizers.
This accessible location invites families to enjoy a day out in nature while supporting environmental stewardship.
Please arrive promptly at 9am to participate in the Acknowledgement of Country and receive event instructions. Wear comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor activities and bring a hat and sunscreen for sun protection.
All native plants used for tree planting are provided by the Council’s Erina Depot Nursery, ensuring local species are preserved and supported.
The event is family-friendly and designed to engage children with nature through fun and educational activities.
This is a free community event with no tickets required. Simply come along and join the fun.
For more information or to register interest, contact the Environmental Education Officers via email.
Enjoy a day of environmental volunteering that’s both rewarding and enjoyable for the whole family.